Address and Contact Information
Address: Food Court, 400 Commons Way, Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Phone: (908) 952-2117
Website: https://torijapan.com/
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Reviews
First off – this review has nothing to do with the service. The guy at the register was cordial enough and the guy cooking the food was fast.
The main problem here is the level of cleanliness when it comes to their food.
I ordered a salmon bento, and I knew something was amiss when I saw the cook reach under the grill and immediately pull out slices of salmon. I was like – ???. Where did he pull that out from and it’s probably warm as heck, unrefrigerated. He didn’t open any containers or pause to open any doors which leads me to believe it’s unsafe storage practices.
Then, some dude came in from the back kitchen with a cardboard box and a bunch of raw chicken was in a blue plastic bag inside of it. The cook dumped it into a container underneath the grill, then used a plastic scoop to shovel the meat and plopped it on the grill.
It’s clear that all these raw meats and fish (and seafood too most likely) are not well-contained. Within 30 mins, my stomach immediately felt wrong, and within the hour upon returning home, I was like a human faucet. Dark, liquid poop. Not fun and not cute. I’ve been on and off the toilet for the past 3 hours.
This all lines up with my many past experiences dealing with Staph food poisoning (lived in a 3rd world country for a while… your gut sees many circles of hell). While this kind of poisoning is fast onset and tends to only last around 24 hours, it’s not something you’d want to get from your food.
Overall, I can’t speak to the meats’ ability to make you sick, but please don’t order the fish. The weird storage situation of the meat though is kind of sketchy.
I was very excited they finally opened and wanted to try their chicken tereyaki with noodles. I received my order and sat at the food court. When I tried my noodles, I noticed the taste was off. To double check it wasn’t me, I asked my mom to try them and she agreed. The noodles were stale and even smelled bad. She immediately took my plate to the register and explained to them that the noodles had gone wrong. All the employee said was “no”, so my mom asked him to try them if he didn’t believe it. So when he tried the noodles, he spit them back out. He obviously realized that the noodles had gone bad. He did offered to replaced it with white rice, which I was hungry so I agreed, and even that was ni good. The white rice wasn’t fully cooked. Unfortunately, I was so disgusted that I couldn’t keep eating anything from this restaurant. I honestly hope they didn’t sell anymore of those stale noodles to anyone, and to be 100% honest, not even the chicken was worth it. ☹️